Biodiversity-Friendly Agriculture in India
Resilient and sustainable agriculture relies on thriving, biodiversity-friendly farming.
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Resilient and sustainable agriculture relies on thriving, biodiversity-friendly farming.
Extreme weather events are becoming increasingly common across the globe. In India, the agricultural sector is especially vulnerable to these changes, with floods, erratic rainfall, and extreme heatwaves posing significant threats.
The recent increase in green cover across Lucknow and the state of Uttar Pradesh has led to notable environmental improvements, according to forest officials.
From bees to earthworms, and coral reefs to rain forests, biodiversity is essential for ensuring food diversity and transforming our food production systems.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has issued a stark warning about the urgent need to address environmental decline.
As human activities continue to degrade the environment, the risk of infectious disease outbreaks is rising.
Fuelled by climate change, the world’s oceans have shattered temperature records consistently over the past year, as revealed by a comprehensive analysis by the BBC.
Civil society and Indigenous rights groups are raising alarms over the current state of the ASEAN declaration on environmental rights, urging for increased transparency and public participation in the drafting process.
A groundbreaking study, recently published in the prestigious journal Nature Climate Change, has shed light on the impact of extreme cold waves in the oceans, uncovering a phenomenon previously overlooked in scientific research.
British amateur photographer Nima Sarikhani’s image “Ice Bed” won the Wildlife Photographer of the Year People’s Choice Award.
Ludwigia Peruviana, a seemingly innocuous aquatic plant, now poses a significant danger to the very existence of elephant habitats and foraging areas in the Valparai region of Tamil Nadu.
MISHTI Scheme: The Union Minister for the Environment, Forests and Climate Change, Union Minister Bhupendra Yadav, today inaugurated a plantation program for mangroves in the Chengalpetu District of Tamil Nadu. The program, known as MISHTI, is intended to promote the conservation of mangroves and the sustainable development of the Indian coastline.
Dr. Jitendra Singh, Union Minister of State for Science and Technology, emphasised the importance of biotech companies to India’s future economy.
World Rainforest Day is an annual celebration that raises awareness about the importance of preserving rainforest ecosystems and safeguarding biodiversity.